Audio amp+hydro gen cell?

[vdubdipr]

yes we know frequency plays a LARGE roll in the process we just think if a guy could go and buy a cheap ass amp and hook it up to a cell that would be alot easier to do then build a stan meyer pwm.
amplifiers have very easy to use crossovers and can boost frequency, this is why hes trying a car audio amp, neither one of us though have a cheap amp to experiment with thats wh hes using the kicker. if you read up on bob boyce youll understand how this will work with ac current and frequency also. he used 61 cells though......

[canada765]

You could use the amp and speakers from your computer for this, I'm guessing they would be powerful enough plus there is lots of free sound generator s/w out there.. But yes I see value in trying what your talking about also and I hope you guys follow through with it. 

[vdubdipr]

today i got a blown 920 max kole audio amp. a blown kenwood 760, and a blown 4 channel 250 rms rampage.... cheap amps but i fixed the rampage, and the kole now makes very distorted music, to test them i use my battery charger and hook the remote straight to the positive, then use my ps2 for the rca in and yeah, so imma try out the rampage, and if it blows oh well they were all free anyway! and maybe ill just fix it again... imma try it right now and see... peace

[vdubdipr]

led power indicator light dimmed as the amp buzzed when i turned up the gain and no hydrogen, i think it is still plausable though, because who knows that the impeadance of the cell is....

[Dr.Greenthumb]

try hooking your amp up to a battery too with the charger. i tried mine with just the charger at first and the sound kept cutting out.

::edit:: im trying to read all over that high voltage hho thread by iron head.i didnt know you dont have to have all the plates touching each other! i have a lot of steel just not stainless steel. does it have to be stainless for testing purposes?